Texturizer and Inlay Texture

[NathanOtano]

Yop!

I both tried the Texturizer of CTG layers and the Inlay Texture FX, and it was really difficult for me to have kind of a textre following a simple round zone evolving, colored with CTG Layers. Especially the texturizer, it was really difficult to move it to the right place.

I was wondering if somebody intenssively tested it and has some advices to make it work better?

[Peter Wassink]

i don't think the texturizer works yet.

That is to say, i could'nt get usefull results out of it

the inlay texture fx did better for me but unfortunately in the higher resolutions, i had regular crashes.

[Fabrice]

They should be both working and giving you good results. The inlay texture random crash bug was fixed in the v11.0.1.
If still crashing, can you post a project in which the crash still occurs ?

Nathan, regarding the tests you have done, the best would be to post an image or better a tvpp.
If by " simple round zone " you mean some geometric shape (like a circle), it won't give good results. It's intended to work better on hand-drawn shapes.

[NathanOtano]

Ok, good to hear it i'll try some more in depth tests when i'll have more time, nothing to post yet (just some basic tests, that's maybe why it wasn't really good, i need more testing on a real animation). I was wondering if there is some specifications to have on the animated shapes, and a simple workflow with the texturizer that i still don't understand very well. I have to practice i think

[Fabrice]

The problem with geometric shapes + texturizer comes from the various symetry axis which disturb the shape recognition. It doesn't happen on a real handrawn painting.
For more informations about the process :

Texturizer :
http://www.tvpaint.com/doc/tvp11/index. ... ters-apply" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Inlay Texture :
http://www.tvpaint.com/doc/tvp11/index. ... ay-texture" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[NathanOtano]

Thx for the links, i'll read it again maybe i missed something.